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DerAlte · 10th April 2008, 13:20

Jabra is good in Bluetooth, but their material and mechanical design abilities are severely lacking. I have a Jabra for the last 2 years, and the blooming thing is falling apart -
* plastic cracked in 3 places,
* the silicone rubber earphone tip is hard as nails already,
* the single screw is embedded in the body, the place where is screws in is cracked!
* the paint has chipped off
And to think I have never dropped it once so far! Have kept it going with cyanoacrylate glue - sending 5K down the drain is something that my heart will not accept!!!

10th April 2008, 13:20	#9 (permalink)
DerAlte Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,518	Jabra is good in Bluetooth, but their material and mechanical design abilities are severely lacking. I have a Jabra for the last 2 years, and the blooming thing is falling apart - * plastic cracked in 3 places, * the silicone rubber earphone tip is hard as nails already, * the single screw is embedded in the body, the place where is screws in is cracked! * the paint has chipped off And to think I have never dropped it once so far! Have kept it going with cyanoacrylate glue - sending 5K down the drain is something that my heart will not accept!!! __________________ Never believe it cannot be done - it's only that you haven't found out how!!!